The Believers (1987)
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" The film, featured earlier performances by Gary Farmer, Helen Shaver, Lee Richardson, Harley Cross, Robert Loggia, Elizabeth Hannah, and Mark Frost, who would later go on to co write, co produce, and create the cult TV series, Twins Peak. Truly, 1987 was the year of Voodoo centric cinema, with Angel Heart released the same year, and The Serpent and the Rainbow, only In the case of The Believers, is the practice of Santeria. The Believers is a 1987 Canadian-American neo-noir thriller horror f"
" The message: The âBelieversâ are a group of people who ritualistically sacrifice people, in order to ostensibly end a drought. But hey, if they can use it as a cover to benefit them in other means. Then, so be it. After all, the ends justify the means."
"Donât take things forgranted. Your health, family, and well being. Wealthy white people, will do anything to get ahead in life. And also, you believe in Santeria? Well, how do you know .... it doesnât believe.... in YOU?"
"Donât take things forgranted. Your health, family, and well being. Wealthy white people, will do anything to get ahead in life. And also, you believe in Santeria? Well, how do you know .... it doesnât believe.... in YOU?"
" Directed by: John Schlesinger Produced by: John Schlesinger, Beverly J. Camhe, and Michael Childers Written by: Mark Frost Based on the novel by: "The Religion" by Nicholas Conde Cinematography: Bobby Muller Edited by: Peter Honess Music by: J. Peter Robinson Distributed by: Orion Pictures"
"11.10, PC Tässä on välillä joitain ihan tunnelmallisia kohtauksia, mutta The Believers tÜkkii siinä, että tällainen voodoo-kulttikauhu ei loppujen lopuksi ole kovinkaan kiinnostavaa. Jäin kaipaamaan enemmän gorea ja voodoo-päissään sekoilua, jota Jimmy Smits tässä jonkin verran harrastaa."
" Directed by: John Schlesinger Produced by: John Schlesinger, Beverly J. Camhe, and Michael Childers Written by: Mark Frost Based on the novel by: "The Religion" by Nicholas Conde Cinematography: Bobby Muller Edited by: Peter Honess Music by: J. Peter Robinson Distributed by: Orion Pictures"